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Chemistry, 22.08.2019 03:30 miathegeek97

Which statement describes oxygen gas, o2(g), and ozone gas, o3(g)?
(1) they have different molecular structures, only.
(2) they have different properties, only.
(3) they have different molecular structures and different properties.
(4) they have the same molecular structure and the same properties.

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